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Komatsu D31Q-20 Crawler Loader

Category: Crawler Loaders (See all Crawler Loaders for sale)
Manufacturer: Komatsu (See all Komatsu Equipment for sale)
Model: D31Q-20 (See all Komatsu D31Q-20 for sale)

Dimensions

Clearance at Full Height and Dump	8.7 ft (3 m)
Height - Top of Cab	8.9 ft (3 m)
Length with Bucket on Ground	13.1 ft (4 m)
Reach at Dump Height	2.5 ft (1 m)
Width to Outside of Tracks	7.4 ft (2 m)

Engine

Displacement	239.3 cu in (0 cu m)
Engine Model	S4D102E
Net Power	69.8 hp (52 kw)
Power Measured @	2350 rpm

Operating Specifications

Breakout Force Bucket	15000 lbs (6,804 kg)
Bucket Capacity - heaped	1.1 cu yd (1 cu m)
Fuel Capacity	30.4 gal (115 l)
Max Speed	4.1 mph (7 kph)
Operating Weight	15697 lbs (7,120 kg)
Static Tipping Load	9766.5 lbs (4,430 kg)

Undercarriage

Ground Pressure	4.5 psi
Length of Track on Ground	6.2 ft (2 m)
Number of Track Rollers per Side	5
Track Gauge	65 in (165 cm)
Track Shoe Width	23.7 in (60 cm)

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